This was my drill sgt while I was at fort Jackson. This is Drill Sgt Lewis. She was the first drill to lead my company in cadence. My platoon won the drill and cermony competition. Super cool to find a video of her
As off step as the one guy was, did anyone notice how great the female soldier to his left was? Feet high the entire time, never missed at all. She should have been in the front.
🤣 I can imagine!!! I spent 12 years playing flute and piccolo for the US Army Bands and we DEFINITELY had to stay in step! I wonder if that guy ever get the hang of it…
Ladies yooo left r o left.. Happy feckn memorial day and if you get out and they don't like you send em to local recruit. Get some bend down reach out and touch the ground!!!
There is always one that can't get the timing right. My Mother was a Drill Sargent and she had a young man who stepped on her feet all of the time. Man do I get strong feelings watching this.
I can literally hear my drill sergeants voice. “private if you don’t get in step I’m going to rip your leg off your body and throw it through the ceiling like a harpoon.”
I've heard quite a few Cadence Cadre over my years of service, but this gal not only has a set of lungs, but has a beautiful voice and carries the notes with positive surety. Good job Sergeant. Keep those kids in line and teach them to be Soldiers!
Jason Zinn If this was Ft Jackson in 1983, no ONE would even think about being ‘out if step’!!! Our Drills were louder & much Tougher than this! SSG Henderson would have BLOWN this Cadence away!
Bruh during my graduation of course the shortest person in my platoon (the most visible person while marching by the bleachers) had negative rhythm my dude. Was infuriating to watch smfh.
That guy didn’t bother me. Maybe he has other talents. But I loved the heck out of how she’d walk slowly and sing cadence like such a pro. And the girl in the back was step perfection. It’s all good.
I want to cry!! my son is in the army and the first time I visited him at FORT SILL I heard him saying the same thing while parents waited for their graduation. I am so PROUD of Him !! god bless all SOLDIERS!
Marine Corps Drill Instructors often smoke the whole platoon when one messes up. If "one" messes in a combat situation, it could result in several being killed or wounded.
My Gentle Pitt Bull I appreciate the explanation, my buddy told me about it while he wrote from basic. I had just smoked prior to watching this so it was a perfect time for the comment lol
@@usmc-veteran1955 went through Benning in 04 and that was the way it was. One messes up the whole team pays because that's how it was in combat. Everyone needs to be in step, everyone needs to be switched on.
@@The85F0X my dad went Ft Benning for basic training and Jump School back in 1950. Then off to Korean. I was so proud of my dad and really miss him. I come from an Army family. I'm the 1st and only Marine ever in my family. Several uncles in the Army during WW-2, again dad in Korea, several cousins in the Army and off to Vietnam. I get together sometimes with my cousins and watch the Army-Navy game. It's tough when Army beats Navy. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt...OUT
My son trained in Fort Jackson by God's Grace he got to come home but I thank each and every one of you weather you stay or come home it takes great courage to take that step and make that commitment to serve our country. thank you all and may God be with each of you
Most likely the Drill Sergeants probably didn't want to be too hard to on him because civilians @4:12 most likely family members where there to witness them and this is mostly for show
I remember that day. Drill Sergeant Lewis got promoted to SSG. Her family was there and everything... Damn do I sure miss her voice when she marched us. Hooah! Haha... Damn. That's my platoon, too. 🙊Oops.
The trooper on right is ok instep etc. Everyone else in the whole company is out of step Sarge did not want to call down the whole company for being out of step. She went by him many times and did notice.
The squat bender! By the numbers! 1...the drill sergeant walks around yelling at everyone for eternity. Haha you can't help but laugh after going through it.
I went through Basic Training at fort Jackson in 1995. I was only 17 years old. My parents had to sign away parental right during my enlistment. I stayed active Army for 8 years. It was the single best thing I could have done for myself. No regrets.
I went thru Fort Jackson boot camp back in 1989 at 17 years old too. I was so glad that I chose to serve. I salute you and all of my fellow Army Veterans!!
@@chrisfree9 I wanted to see what the civilian world could offer me, since I did go in at such a young age. I was communications in the Army, and wanted to work in the medical field. It was not offered to me for reenlistment. So, I got out, used my GI bill to get my Paramedic certification. So, life happened, time went by, and I eventually got diagnosed with sleep apnea, and that made me not eligible for military service. Sometimes you just know when it's time to walk away.
That's how one of my drill sergeants said private when I was in basic, I wanted to laugh but didn't want to get smoked, eventually I forgot about it till now, thanks man!
I noticed the dude not not in step and I was like, "huh I wonder if anyone has called him out in the comments" LITERALLY EVERYONE: HES NOT IN STEP RHEEEE
Wow she has a amazing voice, she could clearly of had a career in singing with a voice like that. It's also amazing that she decided to protect her country instead 💖
I did twelve weeks of basic training here in the spring of 1990; some of the best memories of my time in the Army. As a disabled female US Army veteran who proudly served, hats off to you, Drill Sergeant. And as we stated hundreds of times a day in response to commands during basic training: "Always Forward, Drill Sergeant." GO ARMY!
I did basic here 20 years ago and believe me the whole platoon would've been in the front leaning rest position courtesy of your battle buddy in the rear of that formation.
I was there about 20 y.a. - wow, time flies, and yes, we would've been left in the front leaning rest position until our arms couldn't hold us up anymore, lol!
Time does fly I was there in 2001. I think the only reason they were not smoked because of that guy was the parents were there. I did see a DS talk to him though
The guy in the back is a hero just like all soldiers. He did more than most Americans will ever do for us. He graduated and didn't fall out. I am proud of him serving. Thank GOD for soldiers. I served at Fort Jackson in 1993.
I agree. Everyone do not have rhythm; nor does everyone have the courage to serve in the military. This poor guy did have the courage to be there to train to protect his country.
Haha even I was like bruh?! However this just lifted my spirits and made me miss my Army fam even more. I appreciate everything y’all do daily and can’t thank you enough for your service. Roll Tide and Army for life.
Never been in the military but had two uncles and a cousin that served Korean Vietnam and Desert Storm and even I as a civilian know that dude that was out of step would've been ripped and drag for that... God Bless and Thank you all for your Service
Jennifer Miller, thank you for sharing this video. So MANY things I can remember from hearing such cadence. I loved my experience in the Army ( and hated some of it too ) ! Over the years, I was fortunate to see and talk to some of of those friends I served with. I know many do not have that great opportunity. In basic training, I had a woman Drill Sgt. in my platoon. She held me accountable one time! I got off lucky! She called me out. I made a bad excuse, but I think I got K.P. for it. I don't really know the real reason but.... ! What I'm saying is that she did what she did because she did her job, and I respected her for that. Anyway, just after I graduated from Basic training, I thought I was a somebody again. So I was walking around the base, when she walked by me. I knew she was recently awarded some honor. So as I walked by her, I got the nerve to say, "Congratulations." She looked at me and smiled, and said, "Thank you." About this Drill Sgt. with that amazing voice..., She does! She inspired. She also believed in herself, which is a part of what got her there! Anyway, I respect the Drill Sergeant. They ( He and She ) deserves that honor. 😎
I'm having a minor stroke right now. I know everyone already went off about that dude, but I have slapped my own phone 3 times from pulling out the knife hand.
The first Cadence hits hard. God bless all of you my brother's and Sisters. And to our fallen ones my heart bleeds for you. May God receive you with his everlasting love and with his arms wide open.
I'll never forget Fort Jackson, so many memories. Most challenging but rewarding time of my life. Cadences like these always stick with you, especially when Drill Sgt. sings them with passion. Hoaah
As a military brat and later a military spouse, I use to love the sound of cadence and watching the soilders March as we drove by. Some of my fondest child hood memories.
Wireless printing back to my brother's graduation 2 years ago same woman same amazing Sergeant with the same amazing voice wow how I was like put the tears with her voice and how proud I was and are still am with my brother
I did my boot on the original Tank Hill WWII barracks. I will always remember the days of marching through those wood at Jackson and the cadence resonating through those pines. To Drill Sergeant Brock and Drill Sergeant Gates thanks for the training! Charlie Company 3rd Platoon Renegades' !!
Proud Army Mommy son graduated from Jackson, South Carolina March 10th 2022 Thank you to all the military men and women that have served and are still serving our country THANK YOU!!!!
Hey it's Drill Sergeant Lewis! I remember her, I always wished she would march us because of her cadences 😂 I was in the platoon to the left of the filmed one
Me too, USAF RET, TSGT 1987-2014. That woman can sing. My TIs was cool too. Maybe not able to sing like that but smazing. That soldier in the back needs to learn to march in step. Made me sea sick watching him. Glad that one DI finally went up to him and said something...
As a veteran myself, THIS is what I miss most about the military as well as the comradery with people that I served with. I could listen to this ALL DAY LONG.
Damn, I was in this exact Company, and this is my cycle. I was in First platoon. I have yet to hear another Drill Sergeant with a voice hers. It was motivating.
as a Former Drill Sergeant at Ft Jackson, SC I can see the cadences haven't changed that much. I was a Drill Sergeant when many of those current DS were joining the Army
I got to March with drill Sargent lewis she was one of the coolest drill Sargents that I've ever met. She marched 200 of us to the Dfac to airborne rangers and it was one of the singular coolest moments in my life
Damn her voice is amazing Drill instructors of any branch have these amazing talents, They are really good at Making you Laugh, Or They are Have great Voices Or they are just really good at making you suffer.
I not only know that Drill, but I also know the company and BN that this was shot at. She sounds like this for every cadence. Shes really sweet, and always super friendly (unless you're a trainee).
Especially when you had 5 members in the military!! I'd like to find out if he is still in the service. Because if he can't keep up with a simple march, don't let him near you. Your life depends on it!!!!
I saw civilians so I'm assuming its family day at the end of their basic training. My guess is theyre either fucking tired of trying to get some jack wagon to stay in step or not take away from the presentation. He was spoken to by a DS in the video though. On another note, I never understood how you could mess something like stsying in step up, that and monster mashing haha
They’re graduating y’all, give the private a break. Family is there and nobody is about to stop a whole ceremony for one person out of step, he made it. He’ll probably get smoked after “Family Day” is over with 😭
My son was at Ft. Jackson for BCT in 2014 & was with the 2nd Batt 13th INF Regt Echo Co 4th Plt 93rd INF Division at that time. And this Batt/Regt in the video, is with the 165th INF Division from the DS's Batt/Regt patch on her sleeve
That dude in the far back is “that guy” for sure. Every platoon has one.
KingOfWishfulThinking - every fucking platoon. There’s the country boy, the wimp, the douche(s), and the fuck up.
There is always one!!!
Fact!!! WE had 3 back in June 1984
KingOfWishfulThinking yeah, rhythm is totally off.
KingOfWishfulThinking yeah, rhythm of his marching is totally off.
This was my drill sgt while I was at fort Jackson. This is Drill Sgt Lewis. She was the first drill to lead my company in cadence. My platoon won the drill and cermony competition. Super cool to find a video of her
July Taverner even cooler, this is our cycle too!
Randy Hilgeman I wouldn’t claim that 😂😂
Randy Hilgeman our drills smoked us on family day when someone was out of step😂😂
Damn... What a voice!
Bravo 6-61 💪🏽 the best ds
As off step as the one guy was, did anyone notice how great the female soldier to his left was? Feet high the entire time, never missed at all. She should have been in the front.
by reg its only 2 inches of lift.. so she's wrong but she stayed in step and it looked good so.
She was in band in high school
‘cause women have to do everything twice as good...
Facts
Put next to the dud at her right to try to keep him in time.... failed.
As retired veteran hearing her sing cadence makes me proud to have served in the Army for 26 years!
Thank you for your service!
TFYS
What happened for you to only serve 26 btw thank you for you service my dad was in for 20 years 5 year terms right
Ok boomer
@@joschi2728 stfu
My ears were on her but my eyes were on ‘that guy’.
Did exactly the same too :)
Totally!
Swear
EXACTLY! That Private needs some "individual motivation!"
Same!
With that voice she could call cadence in a Walmart and folks would fall in.
milwright she was chill. Iv only met her a few times at Fort Jackson. I had senior drill sergeant Moore. Delta co 1-61.
Ssgt Barnes, Ft Dix could bring it too. Lots of motown!
I would, I was D.I. and she's awesome. Oorrah, Army! SEMPER FI!!! USMC, Capn. Ret. here.
please send her to Walmart
129aug 🤣
My dad is a former drill sergeant. I showed him “that guy” and he started having flashbacks 🤣🤣🤣
LMAO, tell me more :D
LMAOO
“That guy” is prolly the reason why everyone is marching on the spot hahaha
Edit: beyonce...give this girl a contract pls, her voice is amazing!❤️
I guess his face turned red when he saw that? :)
🤣 I can imagine!!!
I spent 12 years playing flute and piccolo for the US Army Bands and we DEFINITELY had to stay in step! I wonder if that guy ever get the hang of it…
Respect for the woman next to “that guy”. She never got out of cadance because of him lol
👍🏾👍🏾
Seriously a goof change step all day
Ladies yooo left r o left.. Happy feckn memorial day and if you get out and they don't like you send em to local recruit. Get some bend down reach out and touch the ground!!!
Yep..noticed that.😃
@@patriciajones474 1aa1aaa
One kid can’t get in step to save his life
Drill sergeant with soul my brother got no rhythm he is lost in thought
Ya, I was like WTF is wrong with that guy
I thought it was me. He would be pushing for days back in the day
Eugene Crawford I SAY HUA!!!
There is always one that can't get the timing right. My Mother was a Drill Sargent and she had a young man who stepped on her feet all of the time. Man do I get strong feelings watching this.
I can literally hear my drill sergeants voice.
“private if you don’t get in step I’m going to rip your leg off your body and throw it through the ceiling like a harpoon.”
Drop and give me 20, Next time; Drop and give me thirty etc.
If you're not right!🤣
He's sleep marching 😂
I know right.
🙏🙏😁😁😂😂😂😀🌞🌞🌞🌞🤣🤣🤣😘😘😘♥️♥️❤️💋💋💋💋🤣🤣🤣😘😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🙏
I've heard quite a few Cadence Cadre over my years of service, but this gal not only has a set of lungs, but has a beautiful voice and carries the notes with positive surety. Good job Sergeant. Keep those kids in line and teach them to be Soldiers!
She's awesome! His height surely contributed 2 his beat/rhythm. Habits are hard 2 break. He'll get it right...TRUST🤣
She actually dropped in in the middle of our training cycle and was phenomenal at being a drill Sargent.
She was my drill Sergeant back at fort Jackson! 1-61 bravo company! She was the toughest out of all of them! Such a good motivating leader
What year? I was a drill Sergeant with B 1-61 (Roadrunners) in 1996.
I know two things:
- She definitely can sing
- If this was the Marines, there is no way he'd be outta step.
Jason Zinn If this was Ft Jackson in 1983, no ONE would even think about being ‘out if step’!!!
Our Drills were louder & much Tougher than this! SSG Henderson would have BLOWN this Cadence away!
@Stephen Carter sad but true
Jason Zinn subtle swing at the army, nicely done
Exactly
there also would be no way they’d be standing still they’d be running
The one guy out of step in the back was giving me cancer...
🤣🤣😂 right!
Bruh during my graduation of course the shortest person in my platoon (the most visible person while marching by the bleachers) had negative rhythm my dude. Was infuriating to watch smfh.
@@kavonnthomas2491 i herd that i just dont get it folks with two left feet lol Hooah
@@GrantHubbard I feel that but I'm having a hard time understanding how the hell you fuck up walking. Makes me want to eat MRE cheese
@@kavonnthomas2491 That was scary. I'd recycle him fast.
That guy didn’t bother me. Maybe he has other talents. But I loved the heck out of how she’d walk slowly and sing cadence like such a pro. And the girl in the back was step perfection. It’s all good.
I want to cry!! my son is in the army and the first time I visited him at FORT SILL I heard him saying the same thing while parents waited for their graduation. I am so PROUD of Him !! god bless all SOLDIERS!
Smoke the whole platoon for that one guy.
Lol looks like that dude smoked enough
Marine Corps Drill Instructors often smoke the whole platoon when one messes up. If "one" messes in a combat situation, it could result in several being killed or wounded.
My Gentle Pitt Bull I appreciate the explanation, my buddy told me about it while he wrote from basic. I had just smoked prior to watching this so it was a perfect time for the comment lol
@@usmc-veteran1955 went through Benning in 04 and that was the way it was. One messes up the whole team pays because that's how it was in combat. Everyone needs to be in step, everyone needs to be switched on.
@@The85F0X my dad went Ft Benning for basic training and Jump School back in 1950. Then off to Korean. I was so proud of my dad and really miss him. I come from an Army family. I'm the 1st and only Marine ever in my family. Several uncles in the Army during WW-2, again dad in Korea, several cousins in the Army and off to Vietnam. I get together sometimes with my cousins and watch the Army-Navy game. It's tough when Army beats Navy. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt...OUT
10 weeks and he still doesn’t know how to get in step lol
Lack of pride.
I caught that immediately. Damn guy!
😂😂 he didn’t like basic
yes yes..at least most of you noticed this right off the bat like i did,
@@georgengugi1595 he a 🌈
My son trained in Fort Jackson by God's Grace he got to come home but I thank each and every one of you weather you stay or come home it takes great courage to take that step and make that commitment to serve our country. thank you all and may God be with each of you
Thank you for your support! Twenty two years and retired nineteen years ago!
Nobody:
Not a single soul on earth:
That one guy in the back: Aight, I'mma just march a _teeny-tiny_ bit slower than everyone else!
Maybe he was thinking this was the french foreign legion? They march by 88 steps/minute
The last soldier to the rear to the right can’t march for crap. He wants to put his swag into the cadence
It's the Army chase closed
LTD Davis They did notice. A sergeant came over and corrected him. Then that clown went back to halfassin it
I said the same thing!!!!!!!🤣
Most likely the Drill Sergeants probably didn't want to be too hard to on him because civilians @4:12 most likely family members where there to witness them and this is mostly for show
"Back in my day", they broke guys with that swagger-dont care about no being in step attitude within 24 hours. Believe it.
She's got that "take 'em to church" cadence goin' on. 😂😂😂
AMEN!!!
The best ones tf
Take em to church? Nah, don't even worry bout it I got you
*HALF RIGHT*
Absolutely beautiful
I remember a drill sergeant much like her when I was there 20 years ago! Always kept us highly motivated. Nostalgia.
I had the honors of having her as my drill sergeant at jackson last month! Amazing voice
I remember that day. Drill Sergeant Lewis got promoted to SSG. Her family was there and everything... Damn do I sure miss her voice when she marched us. Hooah! Haha...
Damn. That's my platoon, too. 🙊Oops.
Navarro A. She has a twin in 4-39 named DS Celestine lol they sound just alike however DS Celestine doesn’t have that great of a voice
I graduated on nov 27th she was my drill Sargent also here and ds Ramos and ds haws
Looks my old DS Williams walking up to the sad kid and telling him to fix himself
OMG NAVARRO AHAHAHAHA
Alexander Larson LARRSSSOOONNNN!!!
Nobody:
Drill Sergeant: "Half Right, Face! Front leaning rest Position, MOVE! Everyone say thanks to your battle buddy for being out of step"
In cadence! Exercise!
1,2,3..1
1,2,3..2
1,2,3..3
1,2,3..4
1,2,3..5
Yeah I dont miss that lol
The trooper on right is ok instep etc. Everyone else in the whole company is out of step Sarge did not want to call down the whole company for being out of step. She went by him many times and did notice.
AdustHickory 76 YES so true!
@@rickyfortuna4992 I have heard those words uttered since Nov 85 Ft Bliss El Paso TX.
The squat bender! By the numbers! 1...the drill sergeant walks around yelling at everyone for eternity. Haha you can't help but laugh after going through it.
I went through Basic Training at fort Jackson in 1995. I was only 17 years old. My parents had to sign away parental right during my enlistment. I stayed active Army for 8 years. It was the single best thing I could have done for myself. No regrets.
I went thru Fort Jackson boot camp back in 1989 at 17 years old too. I was so glad that I chose to serve. I salute you and all of my fellow Army Veterans!!
What made you want to get out if you liked it?
@@chrisfree9 I wanted to see what the civilian world could offer me, since I did go in at such a young age. I was communications in the Army, and wanted to work in the medical field. It was not offered to me for reenlistment. So, I got out, used my GI bill to get my Paramedic certification. So, life happened, time went by, and I eventually got diagnosed with sleep apnea, and that made me not eligible for military service. Sometimes you just know when it's time to walk away.
DS Lewis was actually my drill sergeant, basic wouldn’t have been the same without her
I would have smoked that private on sight. Out of step and isn't trying to get in step...smfh 🤦🏾♂️#8UP
4 real
I wanna dropkick him in the face. I don't know why.
He was injured
Pissed me off
McNear struttin like he a G 🤦🏽♂️ wouldve dropped him
Funny as hell how at 3:05 a drill sgt has to literally walk up to him and be like "WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU PRIGHT"
And he still couldn't get it right. 🤦♀️
That shit funny as hell bro
“private!! You’re fucking up the video” 🤦🏽♂️😂😂😂
kedarreis kirkendoll 😭
That's how one of my drill sergeants said private when I was in basic, I wanted to laugh but didn't want to get smoked, eventually I forgot about it till now, thanks man!
@@josephmatthews6047 no problem
I noticed the dude not not in step and I was like, "huh I wonder if anyone has called him out in the comments"
LITERALLY EVERYONE: HES NOT IN STEP RHEEEE
He is just way taller than others..
Wow she has a amazing voice, she could clearly of had a career in singing with a voice like that. It's also amazing that she decided to protect her country instead 💖
That’s my Company. Drill Sergeant Lewis is the one singing. Time flies.. Bravo Company, 1-61. Fort Jackson. Graduated March 21, 2019!!
TheBoingster yep that’s her! Congrats on graduating and thank you for your service!
Jennifer Miller Thank you for your support 🙏🏼
Bruh no way. I graduated bravo 1/61 in March 2018
TheBoingster I almost graduated on that date. B 1-61. 2nd platoon leads the way😂
@@feisek91 1st plt leads the way she was our ds
No one:
Not a single civilian:
The comments: hE's NoT iN sTeP
I just posted that! Hahahahahaha 😂
Drill sergeant never deployed and ol buddy can't keep step.. both of em beat their face.
@@jwallace2913 drill sergeant may be like me and just dont wear her deployment patch, and I deployed six times to Iraq.
@@renardokwolek2822 why not? I was proud to represent 3rd ID 💪
@@jwallace2913 I like people thinking that I didnt deployed for some strange reason lol.
I did twelve weeks of basic training here in the spring of 1990; some of the best memories of my time in the Army. As a disabled female US Army veteran who proudly served, hats off to you, Drill Sergeant. And as we stated hundreds of times a day in response to commands during basic training: "Always Forward, Drill Sergeant." GO ARMY!
She is awesome. Much appreciate how she kept it pushing and gave dude a pass so as not to embarrass all the others in front of their families.
Yes mam :)
I did basic here 20 years ago and believe me the whole platoon would've been in the front leaning rest position courtesy of your battle buddy in the rear of that formation.
I was there about 20 y.a. - wow, time flies, and yes, we would've been left in the front leaning rest position until our arms couldn't hold us up anymore, lol!
Me too 2000 and 2001! Truth!
Time does fly I was there in 2001. I think the only reason they were not smoked because of that guy was the parents were there. I did see a DS talk to him though
Me too.
Summer 2000.
Facts.
Same ten years ago. He would of got us pt’ing until the drill SGT got tired
Can we talk about her beautiful voice....
Stephen Carter If I ever met her I’ll make sure to thank her for her service and that mighty voice
Stephen Carter The military is so important
Stephen Carter Thanks I’m actually in the process of joining the Army you have a good one and stay safe!
Yes...please...let's talk about it. I went started off my basic training in Feb 2001.
Matthew Stewart Are you still in?
Every body forgot to listen to how great the drill instructor sounds because of dude marching out of step
The guy in the back is a hero just like all soldiers. He did more than most Americans will ever do for us. He graduated and didn't fall out. I am proud of him serving. Thank GOD for soldiers. I served at Fort Jackson in 1993.
I agree. Everyone do not have rhythm; nor does everyone have the courage to serve in the military. This poor guy did have the courage to be there to train to protect his country.
As a Mother, a Daughter, a Wife, and now a member of the clergy serving those who have served and those who currently serve I humbly thank you all.
Man she's got a hell a a voice and that makes me proud to be an American right there seeing those men and woman in are military. AMERICA!!!!
Haha even I was like bruh?! However this just lifted my spirits and made me miss my Army fam even more. I appreciate everything y’all do daily and can’t thank you enough for your service. Roll Tide and Army for life.
Never been in the military but had two uncles and a cousin that served Korean Vietnam and Desert Storm and even I as a civilian know that dude that was out of step would've been ripped and drag for that...
God Bless and Thank you all for your Service
I was looking for this comment.
I thought one of the DI's would've pulled him or do something.
With a cadence caller like her I'd march from Jackson to Irwin.
Alfredo Rivera Rodriguez Stop playin! Fuck NTC lol
Alfredo Rivera Rodriguez amen brother
Hell Yes!
She has a awseome voice for a drill sergeant!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Jennifer Miller, thank you for sharing this video. So MANY things I can remember from hearing such cadence. I loved my experience in the Army ( and hated some of it too ) ! Over the years, I was fortunate to see and talk to some of of those friends I served with. I know many do not have that great opportunity.
In basic training, I had a woman Drill Sgt. in my platoon. She held me accountable one time! I got off lucky! She called me out. I made a bad excuse, but I think I got K.P. for it. I don't really know the real reason but.... ! What I'm saying is that she did what she did because she did her job, and I respected her for that.
Anyway, just after I graduated from Basic training, I thought I was a somebody again. So I was walking around the base, when she walked by me. I knew she was recently awarded some honor. So as I walked by her, I got the nerve to say, "Congratulations." She looked at me and smiled, and said, "Thank you."
About this Drill Sgt. with that amazing voice..., She does! She inspired. She also believed in herself, which is a part of what got her there!
Anyway, I respect the Drill Sergeant. They ( He and She ) deserves that honor. 😎
Beautiful story, thank you so much for sharing! Thank you for your service with all my sincerity💕
I graduated on September 10th, DS Lewis was one of my drill sergeants, she’s the bestt
Was this 2-39?
Bravo 1-61 😊
Did you have family day? Was your graduation virtual?
Brother on the right is either tired, or just too cool.
Its called shitbaggin
That don't look good at all by him. Almost disrespectful because his effort appears questionable.
Thomas Burnett roger that captain america
It's called camp Jackson for a reason...
Or has rhythm inclined
I'm having a minor stroke right now. I know everyone already went off about that dude, but I have slapped my own phone 3 times from pulling out the knife hand.
for the first 1:30 I thought I was cross-eyed, then I was just pissed off at him. "Minor stroke" works too.
That’s why he’s in the back 🤣
"that guy" is the one every drill instructor puts their love boots on for.
She has an amazing voice
Thank you for your love and support 🙏
My son is at Fort Jackson right now. Awesome video!
The first Cadence hits hard. God bless all of you my brother's and Sisters. And to our fallen ones my heart bleeds for you. May God receive you with his everlasting love and with his arms wide open.
So many Drill Sergeants have amazing voices
Drill sgt fort dix nj.aasult qualified ssg.love to call cadences.
I assume they are because of their voices?. Innocent question here.
I'll never forget Fort Jackson, so many memories. Most challenging but rewarding time of my life. Cadences like these always stick with you, especially when Drill Sgt. sings them with passion. Hoaah
I'll never forget my DS at FLW in early 2017. She had the voice of an angel, but you DID NOT let that fool you.
She was one of my drills when I was at Jackson.
I may have worked with her before becoming a drill.
She was the 4th Platoon Drill Sgt when I was in basic too, her smoke sessions were hell man.
What company? And what was her name?
conner simpson Same!
Rayz Mond I was echo company 439 and her name was Drill Sargent selestein (might have misspelled it)
This was my sons drill sergeant this past July @ Fort Jackson. A great VOICE. Could listen to her all the time!
As a military brat and later a military spouse, I use to love the sound of cadence and watching the soilders March as we drove by. Some of my fondest child hood memories.
That dude marching is killing me and those bags right on the floor right there too
Family day. They will get searched for contraband. So everything gets laid out on the c.t.a before heading to the barracks
Salute to all the soldiers that finish basic training last month in Fort Benning Ga.!!!!
Wireless printing back to my brother's graduation 2 years ago same woman same amazing Sergeant with the same amazing voice wow how I was like put the tears with her voice and how proud I was and are still am with my brother
I went to Fort Jackson in '96 for basic and I will never forget my time there! My Dad was stationed there in the 70's.
I thank you and your dad for your service 🇺🇸
TFYS
WOW...I COULD WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER!!!
Finally someone told him something
I did my boot on the original Tank Hill WWII barracks. I will always remember the days of marching through those wood at Jackson and the cadence resonating through those pines. To Drill Sergeant Brock and Drill Sergeant Gates thanks for the training! Charlie Company 3rd Platoon Renegades'
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my husband was at Ft Jackson in 86. He still talks about it at times. More of our young people need this guidance.
Cadence.... just listening to it still gives me the chills !!!!! MOTIVATION!!!
Drill sergeant Lewis is🔥🔥🔥!!
Proud Army Mommy son graduated from Jackson, South Carolina March 10th 2022
Thank you to all the military men and women that have served and are still serving our country THANK YOU!!!!
Ahhhh DS Lewis. I had this drill Sargent for basic training. They called her “The Queen Of Cadence”.
Hey it's Drill Sergeant Lewis! I remember her, I always wished she would march us because of her cadences 😂 I was in the platoon to the left of the filmed one
TFYS
I think this Drill Instructor is awesome. Brought back drill memories from long ago USAF TSgt, 82-91
TFYS
Me too, USAF RET, TSGT 1987-2014. That woman can sing. My TIs was cool too. Maybe not able to sing like that but smazing. That soldier in the back needs to learn to march in step. Made me sea sick watching him. Glad that one DI finally went up to him and said something...
This brings back, bitter- sweet memories, of my military days!!
As a veteran myself, THIS is what I miss most about the military as well as the comradery with people that I served with.
I could listen to this ALL DAY LONG.
Same
Take these god dang Women out of the Army
Her voice is beautiful. Went through Jackson in 2009. Wouldn't trade it!
Damn, I was in this exact Company, and this is my cycle. I was in First platoon. I have yet to hear another Drill Sergeant with a voice hers. It was motivating.
Went to basic in 2007 at fort sill - no female drill sergeants then - but this brings back so many memories!! Thanks for posting!!
Having a good cadence caller made marching & running fun! I was in Ft. Jackson in August ‘96
Wow!!! Super impressive!!!
God bless you all US military and USA in general.
Best regards from the Republic of Ireland!
David O Donovan thank you and God bless to you as well!
@@jennifermiller2996 Your welcome. BTW. Just so you know. You look amazing. 👍💚☺🍀
This was one of my Drill Sgts in basic at 1-61 I loved when she did cadences.
BULLDOGS LEAD THE WAY ROOF ROOF!!!
Tiffany Hill awesome, when did you graduate?
Jennifer Miller Sep. 6 pretty sure that may be us marching actually 😅
Tiffany Hill this is Misfits B 1-61
@@jennifermiller2996 Why didn't you tell us sooner it was "Misfits" ??
Highball I did, 2 months ago.
as a Former Drill Sergeant at Ft Jackson, SC I can see the cadences haven't changed that much. I was a Drill Sergeant when many of those current DS were joining the Army
I got to March with drill Sargent lewis she was one of the coolest drill Sargents that I've ever met. She marched 200 of us to the Dfac to airborne rangers and it was one of the singular coolest moments in my life
A real tear jerker......the memories....
Damn her voice is amazing Drill instructors of any branch have these amazing talents, They are really good at Making you Laugh, Or They are Have great Voices Or they are just really good at making you suffer.
I not only know that Drill, but I also know the company and BN that this was shot at. She sounds like this for every cadence. Shes really sweet, and always super friendly (unless you're a trainee).
Is this bravo 3-34??
🤚😩 I'm feeling highly motivated listening to her cadence.
Lord that soldier in the back need to get in step.
I see why he’s in the back, wow!!!!
It also may be why the girl in perfect step is placed next to him.
Seeing this brought back so many memories for me I just can't stop crying, I don't know why!? 😢🤷🏿♀️
I'm pleased to see my old training ground, Fort Jackson! Drill Sargent Daniel's and Drill Sargent Cheslock, B company 1977
I like how everyone sees that one private out of step.
Especially when you had 5 members in the military!! I'd like to find out if he is still in the service. Because if he can't keep up with a simple march, don't let him near you. Your life depends on it!!!!
Sad part about all of this is she is so impressed with herself she doesn't even notice the clown out of step.
Ole Sarge truth
I thought that
I saw civilians so I'm assuming its family day at the end of their basic training. My guess is theyre either fucking tired of trying to get some jack wagon to stay in step or not take away from the presentation. He was spoken to by a DS in the video though. On another note, I never understood how you could mess something like stsying in step up, that and monster mashing haha
They’re graduating y’all, give the private a break. Family is there and nobody is about to stop a whole ceremony for one person out of step, he made it. He’ll probably get smoked after “Family Day” is over with 😭
@@richardbuckley7623 Me too!!
My son was at Ft. Jackson for BCT in 2014 & was with the 2nd Batt 13th INF Regt Echo Co 4th Plt 93rd INF Division at that time.
And this Batt/Regt in the video, is with the 165th INF Division from the DS's Batt/Regt patch on her sleeve
Brings back fond memories, not always easy, but a great experience.
That DS has such a beautiful voice.
What I would give to march with that DS! That motivation is dead on!
Marching everywhere with her was quite the experience. Her voice gave chills every time. Victory starts here.
Oh my goodness, that GUY!! He's killing me!
This throws me back man, miss these days as hard as they were but something that moment DS busts out a banger the vibes are immaculate